Lisa Bowering is a water resources engineer at GHD in Waterloo with over 11 years of experience in the field. Lisa’s expertise encompasses a wide range of technical skills, including hydraulic and hydrologic modelling, stormwater management design, climate change risk assessment, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
Throughout her career, Lisa has contributed to numerous projects involving the intersection of surface water and climate change, including natural channel design, floodplain mapping, hydro climate data analysis, watershed management and the development of Future Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) curves.
Her contributions to the field are further highlighted by her authorship and co-authorship of scientific papers on the impacts of climate change on municipal infrastructure. Additionally, she serves as a referee for the Journal of Flood Risk Management and Urban Water.
Out of the office you are likely to find Lisa hiking with her family or reading a good book!